Girlpower

by Robin Benway

First published 2010

April, May, and June must start over at a new school after their parents divorce and the family relocates. The three sisters face the typical challenges of being outsiders until something extraordinary happens on their first day. April discovers she can see into the future, May learns to leave her body behind, and June finds she can read minds. The girls use their newfound abilities to navigate high school politics and gain advantages. April sees herself kissing tall Julian in a future vision. June reads thoughts to befriend the most popular girl in school. May simply vanishes from boring classes without anyone noticing. But when April has a vision of June suffering a serious accident, she becomes determined to prevent the tragedy. Her desperate attempts to change what she has seen will test the limits of her power and the bonds between the sisters.

Genres: fantasy, contemporary, young-adult, family-drama

Vibes: emotional, fast-paced, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, powers

Setting: High School

Period: 21st-century

299 pages · Paperback · De Fontein

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